JP2022148058A - Package of absorbent body - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a package of an absorbent body capable of preventing an opening error, and suppressing recognition of peeling sound in opening of the package.SOLUTION: A package comprises: a package sheet; an adhesive tape; and a seal part. The package sheet is folded with an absorbent article on at least, first and second fold parts, and comprises: an intermediate part which is provided between the first and second fold parts, and forms a rear side external plane of the package; and first and second folding parts which are folded on the intermediate part on the first and second fold parts, and form a front side external plane of the package, in which a vertical end part of the first folding part is overlapped to the second folding part. The adhesive tape is adhered on a front side external plane and fixes the end part of the first folding part on the second folding part. The seal part comprises: a strong junction which seals along a vertical direction, both end parts in a lateral direction of a laminate, and is provided in a first area extending toward the first fold part side from the end part; and a weak junction which is provided in a second area which is adjacent to the first fold part side, with respect to at least the first area.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a package in which absorbent articles are individually wrapped.

Absorbent articles such as sanitary napkins and panty sheets are handled as individually wrapped packages. Patent Literature 1 discloses a package in which an absorbent article is folded together with a package sheet. In this package, the leading edge of the packaging sheet is fixed with tape, and both edges of the packaging sheet are sealed.

Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2020-103809

In the package as described above, it is preferable to suppress the unique peeling sound generated when peeling off both sealed edges of the packaging sheet so that others cannot recognize that the woman is menstruating. On the other hand, in such a package, both edges of the package sheet must be tightly sealed in order to prevent erroneous opening during transportation and to keep the package in good condition.

An object of the present invention is to provide a package for absorbent articles that prevents erroneous opening and makes it difficult to recognize a peeling sound.

A packaging body for absorbent articles according to one aspect of the present invention is folded in a longitudinal direction and includes a packaging sheet, an adhesive tape, and a sealing portion.
The packaging sheet constitutes a laminate folded together with the absorbent article at least at the first and second folds, is positioned between the first and second folds, and constitutes the back outer surface of the laminate. and first and second folded portions that are folded back onto the intermediate portion at the first and second folds and constitute the outer surface of the front side of the laminate, and the first folded portion of the The longitudinal end portion overlaps the second folded portion.
The adhesive tape is attached to the front outer surface and fixes the end portion of the first folded portion onto the second folded portion.
The seal portion seals both lateral end portions of the laminate along the longitudinal direction, and includes a strong joint portion provided in a first region extending at least from the end portion toward the first fold portion, and at least a weak joint portion provided in a second region adjacent to the first region on the first fold line side with respect to the first region and having a weaker joint force than the strong joint portion.

In the absorbent article package of the present invention, while preventing erroneous opening, it is difficult to recognize the peeling sound at the time of opening.

It is a top view which shows the package which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention from front side. It is a top view which shows the said package from a back side. It is a top view which expand|deploys the said package and shows it from an inside. FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the package along line IV-IV of FIG. 1; FIG. 10 is a plan view showing another configuration example of the package in a developed state; FIG. 3 is a plan view of another configuration example of the package; FIG. 3 is a plan view of another configuration example of the package; FIG. 3 is a plan view of another configuration example of the package; FIG. 3 is a plan view of another configuration example of the package;

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In each drawing, a vertical direction X, a horizontal direction Y, and a thickness direction Z, which are orthogonal to each other, are appropriately indicated by arrows, corresponding to the vertical direction, the horizontal direction, and the thickness direction of the absorbent article, respectively.

[Basic configuration of package 10]
A package 10 according to this embodiment has an absorbent article 11 and a package sheet 12 . In the package 10 , the absorbent article 11 is wrapped with the packaging sheet 12 by folding the absorbent article 11 together with the packaging sheet 12 . Thereby, in the package 10, the absorbent article 11 is protected by the package sheet 12 during carrying.

Specifically, the package 10 has a rectangular contour with four sides extending along the longitudinal direction X and the transverse direction Y, as shown in FIGS. In addition, the package 10 is provided with a front side outer surface S1 shown in FIG. 1 and a back side outer surface S2 shown in FIG. It is

In the unfolded package 10 shown in FIG. 3 , the absorbent article 11 is held inside the packaging sheet 12 . Both the absorbent article 11 and the packaging sheet 12 have a rectangular shape with the longitudinal direction corresponding to the vertical direction X and the lateral direction corresponding to the lateral direction Y. As shown in FIG. The packaging sheet 12 is at least laterally Y larger than the absorbent article 11 . In the embodiment shown in FIG. 3, 12 ends of the packaging sheet extend outward from both ends of the absorbent article 11 in the lateral direction Y. Alternatively, both ends of the absorbent article 11 may extend.

The absorbent article 11 is configured in a pad-like or sheet-like shape that can be worn along the wearer's crotch. The absorbent article 11 is configured as, for example, a sanitary napkin having an absorbent body that absorbs liquid excretion such as menstrual blood. Besides this, the absorbent article 11 can also be configured as, for example, a urine absorbing pad or a vaginal discharge sheet.

As the packaging sheet 12, a sheet material having high flexibility in the thickness direction Z that can be deformed together with the absorbent article 11 is used. In addition, it is preferable that the packaging sheet 12 has properties such as strength and water repellency that are effective for protecting the absorbent article 11 well.

As shown in FIG. 3, the packaging sheet 12 has three longitudinally aligned portions, namely, an intermediate portion Rm, a first folded portion R1, and a second folded portion R2. In the packaging sheet 12, the intermediate portion Rm is positioned in the longitudinal center portion, and the first folded portion R1 and the second folded portion R2 face each other in the longitudinal direction with the intermediate portion Rm interposed therebetween.

The packaging sheet 12 is provided with a first fold line L1 and a second fold line L2 that serve as folding axes when folded together with the absorbent article 11 . In the packaging sheet 12, as shown in FIG. 3, the first fold L1 is located between the intermediate portion Rm and the first folded portion R1, and the second fold L2 is located between the intermediate portion Rm and the second folded portion R2. located between

The first folded portion R1 is provided with a first end portion E1, which is an end portion in the longitudinal direction X opposite to the first folded portion L1. The second folded portion R2 is provided with a second end portion E2, which is an end portion in the longitudinal direction X opposite to the second folded portion L2. In the configuration shown in FIG. 3 , the first end E1 and the second end E2 form both ends of the packaging sheet 12 in the longitudinal direction.

The packaging sheet 12 holds the absorbent article 11 in the central portion in the lateral direction Y. As shown in FIG. That is, the packaging sheet 12 is provided with margin regions along both ends in the horizontal direction Y where the absorbent article 11 is not held. Also, the packaging sheet 12 is provided with a margin area that does not hold the absorbent article 11 on the side of the first end E1 of the first folded portion R1. When the absorbent article 11 is a napkin having wings, the wings extend outward in the lateral direction Y from the packaging sheet 12. Since it can be folded to fit inside the napkin, it can be said that there is also a margin area as described above.

In the package 10, the package sheet 12 is folded inside together with the absorbent article 11 from the unfolded state shown in FIG. Specifically, in the package 10, after the second folded portion R2 is folded back onto the intermediate portion Rm at the second folded portion L2, the first folded portion R1 is folded back at the first folded portion L1 to the intermediate portion Rm and the second folded portion Rm. It is folded back onto the portion R2.

As a result, in the package 10, a laminate S is formed in which the absorbent article 11 and the packaging sheet 12 are laminated in the thickness direction Z, as shown in FIG. In the laminate S of the absorbent article 11 and the packaging sheet 12, the packaging sheet 12 constitutes the front outer surface S1 and the back outer surface S2, and the absorbent article 11 is covered from both sides in the thickness direction Z with the packaging sheet 12.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 4, the front-side outer surface S1 of the laminate S has a first folded portion R1 of the packaging sheet 12 and a second fold exposed without being covered by the first folded portion R1 of the second folded portion R2. and a portion on the side of the portion L2. Further, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 4, the back outer surface S2 of the laminate S is composed only of the intermediate portion Rm of the packaging sheet 12. As shown in FIGS.

In addition, the package 10 has an adhesive tape 13 having a fixing portion fixed on the first folded portion R1 in a difficult-to-peel manner. The adhesive tape 13 is attached to the front outer surface S1 of the laminate S so as to straddle the folded portions R1 and R2 in the longitudinal direction X. As shown in FIG. As a result, in the package 10, the first end E1 of the first folded portion R1 exposed on the front outer surface S1 is fixed onto the second folded portion R2 by the adhesive tape 13. As shown in FIG.

In the adhesive tape 13, the end portion in the longitudinal direction X on the second folded portion R2 is configured as a pinch portion that is pinched and pinched when peeled off from the second folded portion R2. For this reason, it is preferable that the end portion of the adhesive tape 13 on the second folded portion R2 in the longitudinal direction X is folded back inward so as not to be adhered to the second folded portion R2 so as to facilitate pinching.

The adhesive tape 13 may be any adhesive tape that can be peeled from the second folded portion R2 of the packaging sheet 12 when the package 10 is opened, and can be arbitrarily selected from known ones. Moreover, the fixed portion of the adhesive tape 13 fixed onto the first folded portion R1 can be formed using, for example, a hot-melt adhesive.

Furthermore, the package 10 has a seal portion 14 . The seal portions 14 are provided along the vertical direction X at both ends of the laminate S in the horizontal direction Y, respectively. The sealing portion 14 seals both ends of the laminate S in the horizontal direction Y by joining the folded portions R1 and R2 and the intermediate portion Rm of the packaging sheet 12 that overlap in the thickness direction Z. As shown in FIG.

In the package 10, the seal portion 14 includes a strong joint portion 14a and a weak joint portion 14b. The weak joints 14b are configured such that the joint force between the packaging sheets 12 is weaker than that of the strong joints 14a. For this reason, the peeling noise when the packaging sheets 12 are peeled off from each other when the package 10 is opened is more suppressed at the weak joints 14b than at the strong joints 14a.

The seal portion 14 can be formed by a known method. As an example, the seal portion 14 can be formed by heat embossing. In the heat embossing process, for example, by changing the embossing pattern between the strong joints 14a and the weak joints 14b, the strong joints 14a and the weak joints 14b can have different bonding strengths.

As shown in FIG. 1, the first folded portion R1 is divided into a first region r1, a second region r2, and a third region r3 extending in the horizontal direction Y in a strip shape. The first region r1 is a region including the first end E1. The second region r2 is a region adjacent to the first region r1 on the first fold L1 side. The third region r3 is a region including the first fold portion L1.

When opening the package 10, the adhesive tape 13 is first peeled off from the second folded portion R2, and then the seal portion 14 is peeled off from the first end E1 of the first folded portion R1 toward the first folded portion L1. Then, the seal portion 14 is peeled off from the second end portion E2 of the second folded portion R2 toward the second fold portion L2. As a result, the package 10 is in the unfolded state shown in FIG.

In the process of peeling off the first folded portion R1, the seal portion 14 is peeled off in the order of the first region r1, the second region r2, and the third region r3. In the packaging body 10, as a configuration of the seal portion 14 considering the peeling order, a weak joint portion 14b is provided in the second region r2, and a region other than the second region r2 including the first region r1 and the third region r3 is provided with a strong joint 14a.

That is, by providing the strong bonding portion 14a in the first region r1 including the first end E1, which is the starting point of peeling of the first folded portion R1, the first end E1 of the first folded portion R1 becomes the second folded portion. Firmly fixed to R2. Therefore, in the package 10, unintended peeling of the first folded portion R1 is prevented, and an appropriate package state is maintained.

In addition, by providing the weak bonding portion 14b in the second region r2, the peeling noise when the packaging sheets 12 are peeled off in the second region r2 is suppressed. Therefore, when the package 10 is opened, the peeling sound of peeling off the first folded portion R1 is interrupted in the second region r2, so that an impression different from the peeling sound associated with opening the sanitary napkin is likely to be given.

Further, by providing the strong bonding portion 14a in the third region r3, the momentum of peeling of the first folded portion R1 in the second region r2 is weakened in the third region r3. As a result, the packaging sheet 12 is less likely to be damaged in the vicinity of the first folded part L1 due to the momentum of peeling off the first folded part R1, so that the performance of covering the used absorbent article 11 at the time of disposal is less likely to be hindered.

Moreover, the configuration in which the strong joint portion 14a is provided in the third region r3 is also preferable from the viewpoint of facilitating the removal of the absorbent article 11 from the package 10 . That is, the first folded portion R1 is separated from the absorbent article 11 on the intermediate portion Rm during the peeling process. When the first folded portion R1 is peeled off to the first folded portion L1, the absorbent article 11 opens from the middle portion Rm and overlaps the first folded portion R1. In the package 10, by providing the strong bonding portion 14a in the third region r3, the momentum of peeling of the first folded portion R1 is weakened in the third region r3, and the first folded portion R1 is peeled off at once to the first fold portion L1. can be prevented. As a result, in the package 10, in the process of peeling off the first folded portion R1, the tip of the absorbent article 11 in the longitudinal direction X is exposed in the opposite direction to the first end E1 of the first folded portion R1. Since the absorbent article 11 remains in an easy-to-pick state, it becomes easy to take out the absorbent article 11 from the package 10 .

In addition, as shown in FIG. 3, the second region r2 provided with the weakly bonded portion 14b is provided closer to the first fold portion L1 than the fixed portion of the adhesive tape 13 fixed to the first folded portion R1. preferably. In other words, it is preferable that the fixing portion, on which the load is likely to be concentrated when the adhesive tape 13 is peeled off, overlaps in the horizontal direction Y with the strong bonding portion 14a provided in the first region r1 over the entire region. Thereby, by the operation of peeling off the adhesive tape 13, the strong bonding force of the strong bonding portion 14a can be felt. Therefore, it is possible to have a sense of security in the bonding strength of the seal portion 14, and it is possible to alleviate the anxiety of the user that the package may be accidentally opened in a bag or the like while being carried.

The dimensions in the vertical direction X of the first region r1, the second region r2, and the third region r3 in the packaging sheet 12 can be determined as appropriate. As an example, in the package 10, the dimension in the vertical direction X of the first region r1 is 2.5 cm, the dimension in the vertical direction X of the second region r2 is 2.4 cm, and the dimension in the vertical direction X of the third region r3 can be 1.8 cm.

Moreover, in the seal portion 14, the strong joint portion 14a only needs to have a higher joint force than the weak joint portion 14b, and the joint forces of the strong joint portion 14a and the weak joint portion 14b can be adjusted as appropriate. Furthermore, in the seal portion 14, the bonding force may not be constant at each of the strong bonding portion 14a and the weak bonding portion 14b, and the bonding force may vary slightly.

Furthermore, in the seal portion 14, the strength of the bonding force between the plurality of strong bonding portions 14a or between the plurality of weak bonding portions 14b can be determined arbitrarily. For example, in the strong joint 14a provided in the third region r3, even if the joint force is the same as or relatively higher than the strong joint 14a provided in the first region r1, can be as low as

The bonding strength of the seal portion 14 can be evaluated by the peel strength. That is, in the first folded portion R1 of the packaging sheet 12, the peel strength is lower in the second region r2 than in the first region r1 and the third region r3. The peel strength can be measured as tensile strength when peeling the packaging sheet 12, for example, using a push-pull gauge.

Furthermore, in the package 10, the peel strength of the adhesive tape 13 at the second folded portion R2 is preferably higher than the peel strength of the packaging sheet 12 at the first region r1. Thereby, in the package 10, the adhesive tape 13 can more effectively prevent the unintended peeling of the first folded portion R1.

In addition, by increasing the peel strength of the adhesive tape 13 in this way, when the package 10 is unsealed, the adhesive tape 13 is peeled off and the first folded portion R1 is peeled off to the second region r2. significantly smaller. As a result, in the package 10, it is possible to suppress the peeling sound when opening the package, and to peel off the first folded portion R1 with natural force.

Furthermore, in this case, the dimension in the vertical direction X of the second region r2 is preferably larger than the dimension in the vertical direction X of the region adhered to the adhesive tape 13 in the second folded portion R2. As a result, the peeling distance of the adhesive tape 13 with high peel strength becomes shorter than the second region r2 with low peel strength, so that the opening operation of the package 10 becomes easier.

In the package 10, a plurality of similar colors with different brightnesses are arranged over the entire area of the front side outer surface S1 and the back side outer surface S2. A similar color refers to a color of the same system, and refers to the same color or colors adjacent to each other on a color wheel consisting of 24 hues. The color system can be arbitrarily selected, and for example, pink, light blue, orange, green, etc. can be adopted.

As a result, the package 10 has a design reminiscent of a handkerchief, which gives a unified and calm impression by shading of similar colors, so that the contents can be recognized as a sanitary napkin from the appearance. become difficult. Therefore, the package 10 can be carried without being too conspicuous.

More specifically, on the front-side outer surface S1, the coloration is such that the second region r2 provided with the weak joint portion 14b has a higher brightness than the other regions. As a result, in the package 10, the light color of the second region r2 makes it possible to visually recognize the portion where the weak joint 14b is provided, so that the opening operation of the package 10 can be performed without discomfort. Become.

Also, on the back side outer surface S2, similarly to the front side outer surface S1, the region where the weak bonding portion 14b facing the thickness direction Z in the second region r2 is provided has a color scheme in which the brightness is higher than the other regions. As a result, in the packaging body 10, the portion provided with the weak joint portion 14b can be visually recognized from the back outer surface 10a as well.

Further, the adhesive tape 13 has a color similar to that of the front outer surface S1 and lower in brightness than any region of the front outer surface S1. As a result, in the package 10, the adhesive tape 13, which is peeled off first when unsealing, is easy to see due to its dark color, so that the unsealing operation can be performed smoothly.

Lightness can be evaluated as the L ^* value in the CIE-L ^* a ^* b ^* color system. The L ^* value can be measured with a color difference meter. obtained from reflected light. At this time, it is preferable to use a white background plate with an L ^* value of 95 or more.

[Another configuration example of the package 10]
The package 10 according to the present embodiment is not limited to the configuration described above, and various modifications can be made to the configuration described above. For example, the packaging body 10 is not limited to the three-fold structure folded at the two folds L1 and L2 as described above, and may have a four-fold or more structure with three or more folds.

For example, in order to further reduce the dimension in the vertical direction X, it is effective to configure the package 10 so as to be folded in four or more. This configuration is particularly effective for the package 10 containing an absorbent article 11 having a large longitudinal dimension, for example, a nighttime type sanitary napkin that is mainly used at bedtime.

As an example, in the four-fold package 10 shown in FIG. 5, the packaging sheet 12 is provided with a third folded portion R3 adjacent to the second folded portion R2 on the side opposite to the intermediate portion Rm. In this package 10, the third folded portion R3 is folded back onto the second folded portion R2 with the second end E2 of the second folded portion R2 as the third folded portion L3.

In addition, in the package 10 shown in FIG. 5 , the third end E3 of the third folded portion R3 opposite to the third fold L3 is the end of the packaging sheet 12 in the longitudinal direction. Moreover, in the package 10, as shown in FIG. 5, even if the absorbent article 11 has an extension part that extends outward from the third end E3 of the packaging sheet 12 and is not held by the packaging sheet 12, good.

Moreover, in the package 10, the weak joints 14b may be provided in place of the strong joints 14a except for the first region r1. For example, in the package 10, as shown in FIG. 6, the weak joint 14b is provided not only in the second region r2 but also in the third region r3, and the weak joint 14b extends continuously over the second region r2 and the third region r3. may be provided in

Furthermore, in the package 10, it is not essential to have the front outer surface S1 and the back outer surface S2 color matched to the strong joints 14a and the weak joints 14b. For example, in the package 10, as shown in FIG. 7, the third region r3 provided with the weak joint 14b is colored with the same low brightness as the first region r1 provided with the strong joint 14a. may be

In addition, in the package 10, the color arrangement for each of the regions r1, r2, and r3 on the front-side outer surface S1 is not limited to a configuration in which a single color with constant brightness is arranged over the entire range. The color scheme for each of the regions r1, r2, and r3 on the front-side outer surface S1 can also be a configuration in which a plurality of colors with different brightness are arranged so as to form a series of designs over the entire range.

Here, a series of designs is not a design that is locally closed, but a design that gives the impression that it is a series as a whole. The series of designs includes, for example, a design that is grasped as a series of patterns as a whole, a design that is composed of a series of gradations, and a design that is grasped as a series of patterns by arranging a plurality of figures.

As an example, as shown in FIG. 8, on the front-side outer surface S1, a plurality of colors with different brightness can be arranged in the first region r1 and the third region r3. In this configuration, the color scheme of the first region r1 and the third region r3 on the front-side outer surface S1 is recognized as a series of patterns as a whole by dividing each color by a series of boundary lines.

The brightness of each of the regions r1, r2, r3 in which a plurality of colors with different brightness are arranged is compared with all the colors arranged in each of the regions r1, r2, r3. That is, the front-side outer surface S1 is colored so that the brightness of all the colors arranged in the second region r2 is higher than the brightness of all the colors arranged in the first region r1 and the third region r3. be.

Also, the adhesive tape 13 may be arranged in a plurality of colors with different lightnesses. In this case, by making the brightness of the portion of the adhesive tape 13 above the second folded portion R2 lower than the brightness of the region R2a (see FIG. 8) around the adhesive tape 13 in the second folded portion R2, the adhesive tape 13 It becomes easier to visually recognize the knob portion, which is the starting point of peeling.

Furthermore, in the package 10, at least one of the front side outer surface S1 and the back side outer surface S2 may have a locally closed local design. Examples of the local design applied to the front outer surface S1 and the back outer surface S2 of the package 10 include character strings, symbols, logos, and illustrations that express information about the absorbent article 11 .

As an example, the package 10 can have the product name and product logo of the absorbent article 11 as a local design. Also, as local designs, character strings such as "Napkin" as product information and "Night" as usage information can be applied. As a result, the package 10 can prevent the contents from being opened by mistake.

Furthermore, in the package 10, an illustration that reminds of the function of the absorbent article 11 can be applied as a local design. In the packaging body 10 shown in FIG. 9, by applying a rose-patterned local design D to the outer surface S1 on the front side, it is possible to tell before opening that the absorbent article 11, which is the content, is a perfumed type with a scent of roses. can evoke.

It is preferable that the local design is applied with a brightness lower than that of the second region r2 so as to overlap with the second region r2. Moreover, it is more preferable that the brightness of the local design is higher than the brightness of any region of the front-side outer surface S1. Thereby, in the packaging body 10, the information indicated by the local design D is easily recognized on the front outer surface S1.

It should be noted that, on the front-side outer surface S1, the color scheme of each of the regions r1, r2, and r3 does not include the color scheme of the local design. That is, on the front-side outer surface S1, the brightness of each of the regions r1, r2, and r3 assumes a state in which the local design is excluded, and is grasped from the color scheme of each of the regions r1, r2, and r3 as the background color of the local design. do.

In the package 10, the adhesive tape 13 may be provided with a design such as a character string, a symbol, a logo, or an illustration that expresses information about the absorbent article 11 as described above. As a result, in the package 10, the adhesive tape 13, which tends to be conspicuous when opened, can prompt confirmation of the contents.

Furthermore, in the package 10, the front outer surface S1, the back outer surface S2, and the adhesive tape 13 may have a different color scheme from the above for a purpose different from the above. In addition, in the package 10, at least a part of the front outer surface S1, the back outer surface S2, and the adhesive tape 13 may not be colored.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10... Package 11... Absorbent article 12... Packaging sheet 13... Adhesive tape 14... Seal part 14a... Strong joint part 14b... Weak joint part S1... Front side outer surface S2... Back side outer surface L1, L2... Folded part E1, E2... Edge Part Rm... Intermediate part R1... First folded part R2... Second folded part r1... First region r2... Second region r3... Third region

Claims (7)

A package with an absorbent article folded along the longitudinal direction,
an intermediate portion forming a folded laminate together with the absorbent article at least at first and second folds, positioned between the first and second folds and forming a back outer surface of the laminate; first and second folded portions that are folded back onto the intermediate portion at the first and second folded portions to constitute the front-side outer surface of the laminate, and the ends of the first folded portion in the longitudinal direction a packaging sheet whose part overlaps the second folded part;
an adhesive tape that is attached to the outer surface of the front side and fixes the end portion of the first folded portion onto the second folded portion;
a strong joint portion provided in a first region that seals both lateral ends of the laminate along the longitudinal direction and extends from at least the ends toward the first fold portion; and On the other hand, a seal portion including a weak joint portion provided in a second region adjacent to the first fold portion side and having a weaker joint force than the strong joint portion;
A package for absorbent articles comprising: The package for absorbent articles according to claim 1, wherein the peel strength of the adhesive tape in the second folded portion is higher than the peel strength of the packaging sheet in the first region. 3. The package of absorbent articles according to claim 2, wherein the longitudinal dimension of the second region is greater than the longitudinal dimension of the region adhered to the adhesive tape in the second folded portion. The package of absorbent articles according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein, in the front-side outer surface, the second region has a higher brightness than the first region. 5. The absorbent article package according to claim 4, wherein a local design representing information about the absorbent article is applied to the front-side outer surface so as to overlap with the second area with a lower brightness than the second area. body. The absorbent article according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the brightness of the portion of the adhesive tape on the second folded portion is lower than the brightness of the area around the adhesive tape in the second folded portion. packaging. 7. The package of absorbent articles according to claim 6, wherein the brightness of said adhesive tape is lower than the brightness of any region of said front side outer surface.

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